Tuesday night the band Facebook ran this update: It is with great regret that we are forced to cancel tonight's show in Oslo as well as tomorrow night's show in Malm�.

Alexi was rushed to the Oslo hospital earlier this evening with extreme stomach pain. The doctors in the emergency unit checked him and while we are still waiting for a diagnosis, they made clear that he will not be able to perform within the next 48 hours.

We apologize to all our fans who have bought tickets to these shows � we will try to reschedule both Oslo and Malm� at the earliest possibility. Keep your fingers crossed with us that Alexi will get well again soon!

Earlier this year, original drummer Ward announced that he was unwilling to participate in the planned Sabbath reunion due to a contractual dispute. Now, in a new session with The Times Magazine, Sabbath vocalist Ozzy Osbourne says, "There was no row, there was no argument. The door ain't closed, whether we work something out up the road, I don't know."

A buzz in the sports community started last month following comments by Eddie Van Halen regarding the group's touring plans. On the heels of canceling a full run of summer US tour dates, Eddie told USA Today that "a lot of the canceled dates were in cities we already played. So in November we'll hit Japan, and in the new year we'll possibly do something special, but I can't talk about it."

The song is the lead track from the band's 20th studio album, "Monster," due in October.

NME reports that Albert Hammond Sr. (father of Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr.) says the boys are back at work. "Albert says that the stuff they're doing is incredible," he said. "They're doing it themselves with their friend, engineer and producer. He just says 'Dad, it's incredible.'"

And, just in time for the Fourth of July, the Southern rockers have revealed the full tracklist on the new record, according to BraveWords.com.

The album is the first record from the veteran musicians since 2009's God & Guns, which also was produced by Bob Mariette. Check out the full tracklist below.

Lynyrd Skynyrd, Last of a Dyin' Breed:

"Last of a Dyin' Breed"
"One Day at a Time"
"Homegrown"
"Ready to Fly"
"Mississippi Blood"
"Good Teacher"
"Something to Live For"
"Life's Twisted"
"Nothing Comes Easy"
"Honey Hole"
"Start Livin' Life Again"

The enormous sticks (created from poplar logs) will be unveiled on Saturday, July 7 during a concert at the Warren Amphitheater, according to Rolling Stone.

As reported a couple of weeks ago, Def Leppard recently re-recorded and re-released new versions of "Pour Some Sugar on Me" and "Rock of Ages," saying that the reasons were due to an ongoing dispute with their ex-label.

Now frontman Joe Elliott has expanded in a new interview with Billboard.com. Elliottsays that the band refuses to deal with their former record label, Universal, "until we come up with some kind of arrangement" over compensation, especially for digital downloads.

Metallica headlined UK's Download festival at Donington Park on June 9, sharing the bill with Tenacious D, Steel Panther, Trivium, Saxon and others.

The track was written when the band was together during their residency in Las Vegas last February.